Batman Arkham Asylum
Jul. 3rd, 2023 04:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xt1meOk, so I was totally going to play Assassin's Creed Unity but then Steam had a sale & I got the Arkham trilogy for, like, 9 bucks.
I've just finished Arkham Asylum (got all the Riddler trophies too).
I knew I had played some of it back when it first came out because my sister bought it but playing it again it turns out I played more of it then I thought.
I didn't play it thought myself before but a lot more came back to me as I was playing then I thought.
You can't physically get all the trophies until after you defeat Poison Ivy (which is like the last thing to happen before the final scene) but if you're like me and playing lazily and keeping Detective Vision on all the time chances are you'll have about 70% of them got by then.
I will say it took me about 1/2 the game to remember there was a zoom function. You get told it once at the start of the game but don't actually need it for any of the main game. You really don't need it until you get to the Wayne Tower trophy.
Still, it's a nice game, no real frustrating bits. Though I did mess up a few time from hitting the wrong button a few times.
I grew up with a PS1 controller, what can I say.
I might do some of the challenge modes or I might go straight onto Arkham City.
I haven't decided yet
I've just finished Arkham Asylum (got all the Riddler trophies too).
I knew I had played some of it back when it first came out because my sister bought it but playing it again it turns out I played more of it then I thought.
I didn't play it thought myself before but a lot more came back to me as I was playing then I thought.
You can't physically get all the trophies until after you defeat Poison Ivy (which is like the last thing to happen before the final scene) but if you're like me and playing lazily and keeping Detective Vision on all the time chances are you'll have about 70% of them got by then.
I will say it took me about 1/2 the game to remember there was a zoom function. You get told it once at the start of the game but don't actually need it for any of the main game. You really don't need it until you get to the Wayne Tower trophy.
Still, it's a nice game, no real frustrating bits. Though I did mess up a few time from hitting the wrong button a few times.
I grew up with a PS1 controller, what can I say.
I might do some of the challenge modes or I might go straight onto Arkham City.
I haven't decided yet
